Conquer Club

Thanks Aussies. We Americans still need to get in control of our weight but at least now we're not the most obese.

Australia is World's Fattest Nation

I was under the impression that Australia already had the highest number of obese people per capita - so this isn't surprising.

I'm pretty sure degenerate, retarded Mcdonald's eating/big brother watching people are not exclusive to certain countries. Any place that MTV is shown will ensure that!

lol yer crazy fact 2/3 of all primary school kids...ie 5-13 are obese....if that doesnt shock ya i dont know what will

I wonder who came in 3rd. America has to move down the rankings even if it is a slow process.

CoffeeCream wrote:I wonder who came in 3rd. America has to move down the rankings even if it is a slow process.

It's not that they're moving down so much as that everyone else is moving up.

MeDeFe wrote:

CoffeeCream wrote:I wonder who came in 3rd. America has to move down the rankings even if it is a slow process.

It's not that they're moving down so much as that everyone else is moving up.

Same difference. But still, who's in 3rd? I'm fairly sure Japan and Brazil are out of the question.

i dont care, americans are still totally fat in general, and australia doesnt change that.

It proberly just means their little kids down there have started eatin american imports!
Shit food thats costs dam all! thats why americans are fat mostly! cheap food!

and as for da aussie's, i dont care, all i know is that their australian football is fuckin legendary!!!!! one of the most entertaining sports in the world!

lord voldemort wrote:lol yer crazy fact 2/3 of all primary school kids...ie 5-13 are obese....if that doesnt shock ya i dont know what will

That's just incorrect. The American Obesity Association finds that 30% of children and teenagers are overweight, and half of those are obese. http://www.obesity-experts.com/Childhoo ... gures.html

20-25% of Australian children are overweight or obese. http://www.child-obesity.info/child-hea ... ralia.html

I don't know where you get 66.6% from, but that isn't even close to being correct for overweight kids, let alone obese only. I think we'd know about it if 66.6% of Australian children were obese.